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Despite Growth in F-Gases, EU Says It’s Meeting Quota and Kigali
The European Environment Agency (EEA) reports 1% annual gain in f-gas supply in 2020, as well as 7% growth in HFC consumption.
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COP26 U.K. Grant Aimed at Sustainable Cooling in Developing Nations
The £12 million grant is aimed at HFC reduction and adoption energy-efficient cooling.
Canadian Researchers Counter Claim that TFA Occurs Naturally
Cora Young of York University shares TFA research findings at ATMOsphere America
Biden Sends Kigali Amendment to U.S. Senate, Recommending Ratification
Kigali aligns with the U.S. AIM Act, which received bipartisan support in the Senate.
U.S. EPA Administrator Regan Calls for Global Effort to Stop Illegal Trade of HFCs
The U.S. has learned from other countries in creating its own tracking and enforcement program.
Nordic Nations Favor NatRefs Over HFOs in Procurement
Nordic Green Procurement Criteria invokes precautionary principle in evaluating HFOs’ potential risks, webinar speakers say.
Japanese Companies Recognized for CO2 Collaboration by National Government
CO2-system manufacturer Nihon Netsugen Systems and engineering firm Hitachi Plant Services were awarded for their joint efforts to protect the ozone layer and prevent global warming.
ATMOsphere America Conference to Feature U.S. EPA and Green America
The free event, which takes place online November 3, will also address environmental impact of HFOs.
Experts Sound the Alarm about Rising TFA Levels
The growing use of HFO-1234yf, which converts entirely to trifluoroacetic acid in the atmosphere, could lead to pollution of drinking water.
Five European Nations Seek Feedback on PFAS, Including F-Gases, by October 17
Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and Denmark are preparing a proposal to restrict PFAS for the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) under the REACH regulation.